With the multitude of games we have on an SD card, it’s not easy to pick which game to play. But oftentimes I choose games according to the expected playtime (“I’m not gonna spend 135 hours on that”), and having this information in MuOS, next to the game’s title, seems logical.
This would require API access to their data, which there doesn’t appear to be anywhere. That website is also owned by a corporation, and their data is subject to a ToS (Terms of Service) agreement.
Beyond that, there is a longform text field for text metadata that you can supply to a scraper if you want to display it associated with the game. While you can’t view it off the main content explorer, you could view it using the Preview window.
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People play games? 
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This is a great idea in theory, however as @arkun has pointed out there is no public API and even then if there was we would be under the license of IGN who runs that data.
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